The Triplets My Ex Never Knew About novel Chapter 271

Chapter 271: Chapter 271: The Three Little Ones’ Future Good Friends Appear

For the first time, Noelle Lockwood felt despair.

These relatives, who had always claimed to love her, were all forcing her to kneel! To kneel before Estelle Lockwood!

How had the world come to this? Wasn’t she supposed to have a lucky charm life?

But now, her aunt was holding her head, slamming it into the ground again and again. It didn’t stop, not even after her forehead was split open.

And her grandfather, father, mother... all these people were saying things like, "Let go! My poor girl," but none of them did anything!

’If you really feel sorry for me, then go die in my place!’

Estelle Lockwood watched calmly for a moment before raising her hand.

Outside, the police, who had been waiting for some time, broke down the door and rushed in.

Estelle had no interest in looking at the Lockwoods for another second. Her grudge with Austin Lockwood and Rose Lowell was finally over.

As she was about to leave, Noelle Lockwood suddenly shrieked, "Estelle Lockwood, I have another secret! If you let me go, I’ll tell you—"

Estelle Lockwood walked straight out of Lockwood Manor.

Behind her, the wails and roars of the Lockwoods faded into the distance. Noelle Lockwood finally broke down.

Next, the Lockwood Family would face the judgment of the law. Some would be imprisoned, others would face the death penalty.

"Estelle Lockwood." A sinister female voice sounded by her ear.

Princess Avery had just received a call from Prince Avery, who had chewed her out. She gave a cold, sinister sneer. "This isn’t over between us."

Estelle raised an eyebrow, her eyes narrowing as she watched Princess Avery’s retreating back.

She didn’t know why, but she had sensed Princess Avery’s hostility toward her from the very first glance.

And yet, they were complete strangers.

...

After everything was over, Henry Kendrick and Penelope Sullivan crowded around Estelle Lockwood, circling her for a long time before they were finally relieved to see she was unharmed.

Penelope Sullivan let out a breath of relief. "Alright, now the whole world knows what the Lockwoods did. They won’t be able to stir up any more trouble. As for Noelle Lockwood... I heard she’s gone mad."

Estelle arched a brow. "Mad?"

"She probably couldn’t handle the fall from grace. Ranting about how she has a lucky charm life, how she’s the protagonist of this world. Don’t you think she’s sick in the head?"

Perhaps.

’Noelle grew up coddled by the Lockwoods,’ Estelle thought. ’With Rose Lowell constantly telling her she had a "lucky charm life," she probably developed some unhealthy delusions.’

And now, facing prison, her glory days gone, it was entirely in character for someone like Noelle Lockwood to go insane.

"Oh, right. While she was having her breakdown, Noelle also said she has a secret, and that she’d take it to her grave... and never tell you."

Estelle paused. "A secret?"

"Yeah. The police investigated her, too. They searched her from top to bottom but didn’t find anything secret."

Estelle twirled a pen between her fingertips. "Then let her take her secret to the grave."

Noelle Lockwood was deliberately making a fuss about this secret, clearly hoping Estelle would rescue her to find out what it was. The less curious Estelle acted, the more anxious Noelle would become.

"Mommy!" Zachery came running over excitedly and threw himself into Estelle’s arms. He sweetly called out to Penelope Sullivan and Henry Kendrick, "Hi, Aunt Penelope! Hi, Uncle Henry!"

Penelope’s heart melted. "Zachery, what are you so excited about?"

"Mommy, the kindergarten is organizing a fall field trip! Will you come with us?"

At the same time, Estelle received a notification from the kindergarten. A prestigious kindergarten like this often held events for parents and children to enjoy together.

The location for this fall trip was a small, picturesque village. These days, the wealthier city dwellers were, the more they yearned for a pastoral life.

The village’s tourism development was relatively well-established, so the kindergarten’s choice of location also ensured safety.

However, if a child wanted to go, they had to be accompanied by a parent. This was a strict rule.

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